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92Michael Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Serve you right or Serves you right?

Which sentence is correct?'Very good for you.Serves you right' or 'Very good for you.Serve you right'.I thought no 's' is added to serve because of the pronoun 'you'.Can someone help me?
  

Top answer

The subject of the sentence Serves you right. is it which has dropped out. You is the direct object.

— AlpheccaStars

  • The subject of the sentence Serves you right.
  • is it which has dropped out.
  • You is the direct object.
  • The complete sentence is It serves you right.
  • Regards, A- s
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The subject of the sentence Serves you right. is it which has dropped out.
You is the direct object.
The complete sentence is
It serves you right.

Regards,
A-
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